Lumberton Blanks Bucs, 7-0, Growls About Cheshire W'hitevilleCops Title; BROWNS’ BROWN Bruins Hope Lefty Davismen Take Loss POISON TO YANKS Pitches Here Tonight kicked Laurinburg Wilmington’s chances of advanc- Negro Rookie Bats In 3 Bruins To Knock Pirate Ace Out Of Box In Carolina ing American Legion race out the As Ruelmen Bounce window yesterday by blanking the locals, 2-0, at Laurin- First Inning; Hot Because Louis Failed V\ hitevnlle was 8- burg whde battering Dunn, 8-3, at Dunn. Bombers, 2 is now To Show Whiteville the official champion of Area Two Up For All-Star Game NEW YORK, July 23—(Ah— Ellis [ Eastern Gibson, pitching for Kinder snapped a personal five- LUMBERTON. 23 °Jim Wil-j hurled for Coach Earl Brinkley’s July The straight before he went on hie ;ngton yesterday, allowed but .Tnme losing streak and halted the Lumberton Cubs made their tight current losing streak. Whiteville nine, giving up a Texas leaguer Mc- only on second in To- t hh. by New York Yankes in their tracks grip place the Thursday night the Cubs invade the 7th one hit, walking six, and bacco in inninS- The big striking with a six-hit, 8-2 decision for the State league more secure Legion arena for a doubleheader Lyden himself out 13. It igihthander kept in trou. was his second win of St. Louis Browns today with the here tonight by handing Fred with the up-and-down Corsairs. Ac- bases on Jje however, by balls, the league series. help of four singles by Willard Townsend and the Wilmington Pi- cording to reports here the Lura- the Southern rates 7-0 Of way. The Brown and a two-run homer by a licking. It was Town- berton players are a little “hot” mo'st Harnett County runs came was by the free pass method Jeff Heath. send’s third straight loss. The about Lefty Louis Cheshire's fail- jt in the third on two walks ojf shrewd slim had won five ut a little strategy by one of two righthander ing to show up for the All-Star Davis, Dunn’s only hit, a single Brown, negro play- coach that won yesterday’s ers from game at Sanford Tuesday. In fact ,‘e by Ingram, Dorwood’s error, and recently purchased the are so mad about the inci- encounter. a wild Kansas City Monarchs, drove in they Jones pitch. STANDINGS In (he sixth inning, of three runs and scored once in the dent several of them told mem- Whiteville iced the win with reached second when Browns’ 13-hit attack on starter bers of the press box that “we are pir.berton three TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE infielder tossed tallies in the fourth on a to Wilmington his Frank Shea, Joe Page and A1 Team Won Lost Pet. Games going knock Cheshire out of walk to Davis over first base. Terry and consecutive Lyons. Behind the box in the first inning if he grounder Rone — Jones to and singles by Anderson, Joe Sanford _ 57 22 .722 pitches in either of sa rificed third, a the Yanks Thursday'* and Shea, key figuc in Lumberton _ 47 32 .595 10 bunted in front of the Russ, Dick Alford. games.'' W'kerson pennant drive with an impressive WILMINGTON_ 45 37 .549 13 1-2 the with Jones Leading Whiteville attack Warsaw _ 3© 40 .494 18 Pirate Jim S;aton plate scampering A STILL BATTERED Rocky Graziano, daught er Audrey and wife Norma acknowledge the 11-2 win record going into the manager may Clinton _ 39 41 .488 18 1-2 see if before a play could be was Bill Ellis with three for five. of new Ne w York lower east side and in the Cubs speak as loud with homeward plaudits the middleweight champion’s Brooklyn constituents. game, left the third inning, suf- 20 Dunn-Erwin _ 40 43 .482 the at the plate. a of the bat as they do with the ton- jnade If Wilmington had beaten Laurin- fering from recurrence Seima-Smithfield _ 31 50 .3S3 28 He the Red ___ 24 58 293 35 1-2 gue. is expected to pitch Ches- The other scoring frame, burg yesterday, Coach Tom Davis’ elbow ailment that has sidelined Springs Currie and Jones him Yesterday's Results hire and Edens. The saw club would have to since July 12. Johnny eighth, been able play Lumberton 7; WILMINGTON 0. Terry again sacrificed, BRAVES SMOTHER Axe Falls'In doubleheader gets underway at ua’ik Whiteville for the Southern The senastional freshman was Warsaw Clinton 2. crown, Publinx; 10; 7:45 the baserunners to take with Sanford 8; Red 5. o'clock. permitting according to a ruling released by tagged his thnd loss because Springs second, Smithfield 7-3; Dunn-Erwin 2-4. In the game here tonight the third and respectively. A. L. Sudduth of Gastonia, State 12 TO 4 Heath’s 17th homer with Henry the identical CHICAGO, Today’s Games Cubs grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first on in first in- Wilkerson pulled commissioner. Locke Sticks Thompson basa the Lumberton at WILMINGTON <2>. Legion Sharpens four the and the encounter play used in sixth ning gave St. Louis an early Warsaw at Clinton. inning put squeeze The the season in game completes CHICAGO, 23—Hom- Sanford at Red in the ice box with five mark- and Currie streaked for July — — lead that was never surrendered. Springs. big stanza, for the local outfit. Tom MINNEAPOLIS, July 23—(.P)— COLUMBUS, 0., July 23 (TP) Legion ers Bob Elliott and Phil Masi Seima-Smithfield at Dunn. ers in the fifth. A long final run of the ball game. by Elimination came and in ST. LOUIS AB R H O A two-bagger the Davis did an exceptionally good quickly Arthur D’Arcy (Bobby) Locke, AMERICAN LEAGUE 2b _ 5 112 3 Wood Crowley paced Wilming- a 15 hit Boston attack which some 48 Thompson. by plus singles by Charley johnny with material topped cases abruptly for aspir- W L Pet. Games job inexperienced that money-making man from Hitchcock. 3b _ 5 1111 Jamin. Ralph Pearsall losing cause with two for 12 to amateur today in first Behind Cabaniss, ton'* smothered the Chicago Cubs, ing golfers Stephens, ss _ 4 12 3 4 and locals should a New York _ 60 30 .667 — and a double Kniselv rolled in hits for the the place and matches in the South Africa, proved that 4 3 0 by three. Also getting second round today Heath, If _ 13 in _ much better on the 4, today and kept the Braves Detroit 47 38 .553 10 1-2 the runs. Bob Steckel. aggregation If _ 0 0 0 1 0 Wilmington were Billy Smith and Jere National Public Links tournament. he plays a fair of Zarilla, 1-2 locals National League conten- pretty game Boston _ 47 40 .540 11 field next summer with almost pennant Lehner, cf _ 3 115 0 third baseman, also helped the at- The was from 64 who _ 44 44 15 field pared in as he does in Philadelphia .500 Hilburn. tion. golf slacks, just W. J. Brown, rf _ 5 14 3 0 tact fame back. Cleveland _ 38 43 .469 17 1-2 up when he 8-3 win over Dunn every player AB R H O A started the 36 holes in a hard rain picked up Whiteville’s BOSTON fours.” Judnich, lb _ 4 0 2 6 1 “plus _ 38 47 .447 19 1-2 a Dixon a 2 4 2 0 to 0 Washington grounder and threw wild the Columbus County unit Playing their last game in Holmes, rf _ 5 17 survivors. Moss, c _ 3 0 3 0 pave Chicago _ 19 50 .43S 20 1-2 __ 4 2 3 0 0 The _ 4 1 to first. crown uniform for this season Hopp, cf champion of the Darkest Kinder, p 0 10 and One was St. Louis _ 32 53 .376 25 1-2 th* Southern league Legion 0 0 early afternoon upset Rowell. If _ 0 10 Bespectacled Bob may have the winner of were the following boys: the 7 and 6 A1 Clasen Continent, just back from winning Yesterday's Results them against yesterday Litwhiler, If _ 4 0 0 2 0 triumph by TOTALS _37 P 13 27 10 pits St. Louis 8; New York 2. mads a rniscue. but his war Bob — club, winner of Smith, Parker, Elliott, 3b _ 4 12 0 1 of St. Paul, over Walter the Canadian sixth NEW YORK AB R H O A th« Northern league Billy Loyd Minn., open his Boston 8 2 2 13 0 Chicago 7, which nas been a North Carolina. Lewis, Mike Austin, Eugene Smith, Torgeson, lb _ 5 Browne of Atlanta, in the second Stirnweiss, 2b_ 4 0 0 4 2 creating quite Eastern 1 in 11 tournaments since Detroit 0; Washington 5. c _ 5 12 5 victory rf _ 4 0 0 3 0 racket out Masi, Henricn, Cleveland 6. lately, rang two Whiteville victory was tthe Jimmy Stoudemire, Johnny Crow- 3 5 round. over 3; Philadelphia The Ryan, 2b _ 5 10 dropping here for a visit in Lindell, If _ 4 12 2 0 Today’s Games doubles. The hot corner man wai Harnett Claude — against Jere Hilburn, King, sb _ 4 11*4 fa- cf _ 4 112 0 third straight ley, Fernandez, Browne, who attracted much May toured Columbus Country DiMaggio, Detroit at the 1 Washington (night)—Trout only Buc, who blasted an ex- Jim Gibs Charlie Smith. Louis Sain, p _ 5 110 McQuinn, lb _ 3 0 0 7 0 County. n, vorable comment in pre-tourney club's tree-dotted layout today in (7-6) vs Pieretti (2-4). _ 3 0 111 tra base hit. and Duval. R. Brown, 3b Billy Benton slam- Cal Davis, fire-ball righthander, Tartt, Pepper, Tracy practice rounds, failed to win a 71 one under Cleveland at Philadelphia—Feller <11-8) TOTALS _ 41 12 15 27 12 strokes, par. Berra, c _ 4 0 16 1 med two vs Flores singles. as <4-9). CHICAGO AB R H O A hole Clasen took the biggest Rizzuto, ss _ 2 0 0 2 2 In his prvious 11 tournaments St. Louis at New York—Muncrief (5-10) Lorman hurled the shutout for 0 2 4 4 _ 0 0 0 0 0 Merullo, ss _ 5 triumph of the Shea, p day. Locke has been the plus-four- vs Raschi (2-0). Lumberton. 1 2 _ 2 0 10 1 Lowery, 3b _ 4 0 0 only Page, p allowing seven hits, Wilfred Crossley, Atlanta insur- Chicago at Boston—Papish (5-6) vs Pafko. cf _ 4 0 0 1 0 ed in the field, unless Gene z _ 1 0 0 0 0 entry Coleman, Gatehouse (5-4). whiffing six. and walking one. Denies ance underwriter who took medal- 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 _ 0 1 Grid Club Cavarretta. lb _ 4 Sarazen but he Lyons, p Pro was around, today NATIONAL LEAGUE Lumberton's Kivett. first string _ 3 12 3 3 ist honors with a 139, D. _ 0 0 0 0 0 Scheffing, c yesterday in Johnson, p W L Pet. was an ordinary looking guy the Games catcher for the All-Star team on McCullough, c_ 1 0 0 0 0 won both his matches today by Robinson, zz _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 slacks. He three- was Aberson, If _ 4 1 1 now-preferred Tuesday injured in the sec- decisive scores. His first victim Brooklyn _ 55 36 .604 — 4 112 0 _ 32 2 6 27 8 Rule Violation Nicholson, rf _ the 14th green, but birdied TOTALS ond He putted -- twisted was Louis Esposito of Chicago, 4 Boston 48 39 552 5 inning. his ankle College _ 4 12 12 z—Fouled out for in 7th. Sturgeon, 2b for Page New at and he the 18th with a six-foot putt York 45 38 .542 6 third when Bill Alsnauer faked _ 0 0 0 0 0 3. In the afternoon thump- zz—Hit into a double play for Johnson Wyse, p St. Louis 47 41 .534 6 1-2 BY ORLO ROBERTSON out Nobile had attended spring 0 0 his 71. in 9th. a throw to Steckel. Kush, p _ 0 0 0 ed Rober; of 5 and 4. He will be Kay Toledo, Cincinnati _ 42 48 .467 12 1-2 at Penn eaten at the 2 0 0 0 1 1 PHILADELPHIA, July 23—(IP)— drill State, Chipman. p _ All this was in for out of action for several of- Mike Stefanchik, Gary, Ind., preparation ST. LOUIS 201 010 004—8 Chicago _ 41 47 .466 12 1-2 days, table and when z _ 10 10 0 Redskins did not school’s training Dallesandro, the Columbus 72-hole medal NEW YORK 000 000 020—2 Philadelphia 37 51 .420 16 1-2 liciais say. Washington 0 0 0 steel worker lost a heart breaking open Jrhe ev- Meers, p _ 0 0 football semester ended Pittsburgh _ 36 51 .414 17 WILMINGTON AB R II O A E v.oiate the national the recently, 1 0 0 0 0 second match to $10,000 event whic Fri Hack, zz _ round Avery play hopens Error—Lyons. Runs batted in—Heath believed he would return Yesterday’s Results Hardisky. 2b 4 0 0 0 5 1 new rule in the signing of eryone N. loan firm but No. 1 favorite Locke was 2. W. J. Brown league's Beck, Raleigh, C., day, 3, Judnich, DiMaggio, Brooklyn 5; Cincinnati 2. Benton cf 4 0 2 2 0 0 _ 17 4 10 27 13 Leo Com- in the fall. TOTALS a McQuinn, Moss, Kinder. Two base hit— Boston Penn State's Nobile, owner after making sensational collecting the nickels anyway, 12; Chicago 4. Musumeci, ss _ 4 0 0 1 5 0 on the rule, z—Singled for Chipman in 7th. Lindell. Three base hit—DiMaggio. Home missioner Bert Bell said today. Bell, elaborating to the even on the round. New York 5; St. Louis 6. Bridges, 3 0 0 1/10 0 zz—Grounded out for Meers in 9th. pitch green. practice run—Heath. Stolen bases—W. J. Brown, Bob said the league wants to cooper- Philadelphia 2; Pittsburgh 6. Davis, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 Answering the blast Hig- Stefanchik was one down coming After hodling the birdie putt Rizzuto, Stephens, Hitchcock. Sacrifices the BOSTON 701 004 000—12 Today's Games Poklemba, If 4 0 1 3 0 1 Penn State coach, levelled at ate with the schools and that to the 18th He laid his to from Kinder, Moss. Double gins. CHICAGO 000 000 301— 4 up green. he proceeded collect Ky —Hitchcock, plays New York at St. Louis—Jansen (9-41 Steckel, 3b 4 0 2 0 3 1 the new rule will a boy —Stirnweiss, Rizzuto and McQuinn; Kin. vs the NFL for the signing of help prevent approach shot just inches from the Laffoon, the Chicago Cherokee; Dickson (5-111. ALsnauer, 4 0 1 3 0 0 Error — Merullo. Runs batted in — der, Stephens ^*nd Judnich. Left on Boston at Kittany Lion guard who has one from running out of colleges. cup. He holed out with one putt Chick Harbert, finalist in the re- Chicago—Spahn (13-4) vs Townsend, p _ 3 0 0 0 0 0 that Elliott 4, Masi 4. Holmes 2, Torgeson, bases—St. Louis 12; New York 7. Bases Lade (7-7). more of college eligibility, “The colleges complained while Beck two putted to lose the cent PGA and Rod on balls—Shea 2. Kin- year Dallesandro, tournament, Lyons 3, Page 2, — Hopp, Aberson, Sturgeon, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (2) — TOTALS 34 0 7 24 13 } was retro- left their squads in search of Hack. Two base the match was even. der 4. Strikeouts — Shea 1, 1. 3ell said the rule not boys hits—Holmes, Torgeson, hole and Munday, all of whom were naive Page Rowe (9-5) and Hughes (4-8) vs Bagby LL'MBERTON AB R II O A E even Sain, Hopp, Merullo, Aberson, Sturgeon, Lyons 2, Kinder 2. Hits—off Shea 3 in ('3-3) and Wood, ss active. professional contracts though to wager on the round with Higbe (6-9). 5 12 15 0 Nicholson. Home runs — enough 2 1-3 innings; Page 5 in 4 2-3: 5 add- Elliott, Lyons Brooklyn at Cincinnati — Stanley, 3b _ 4 was several we never contacted them,” hg Lombardi 1112 2 "Noble signed — the South African. in 1 D. Johnson 0 in 1-3. Wild Masi. Stolen bases Holmes, Hopp. BUDGE COPS WEMBLEY 2-3; (4-8) vs Vsnder Meer Marx, lb 3 0 1 8 new will a 14-7), 0 0 months declared the com- ed.” The rule prevent Double play—Cavarretta and Merullo. pitch—Lyons. Losing pitcher—Shea. Um- If ago,” LONDON, 23. Donald Frankie Stranahan, the Toledo Jamin, 4 1110 1 was who has enrolled in a col Left on bases—Boston 6; Chicago 6 July pires—Hurley, Paparella, Summers and Pearsall, cf missioner. “Our rule passed player amateur fresh from the 4 1 2 2 0 0 Bases on 2, Budge of Oakland, Calif., won the losing Rue. Time 2:32. Attendance 21,207 paid. from signing balls—Wyse 1, Chipman Cabaniss, 2b _ 3 2 15 inly ten days ago. It was design- lege or university National A’s evetTscore^ 3 0 Meers 1# Struckout—Sain 5, Chipman 4. Wembley Professional Tennis tou~n- Western amateur, and Dixon, rf 4 1 0 2 dubs’ with any of our clubs until after 0 0 id especially to prevent Hits—off WjS3 2 in no Kush 6 c foot- innings; ament tonight with his second Open champion Lew Worsham, About 200 years before Col- WITH DON Kivett, 10 12 0 0 already the completion of the school’s in 2-3 Chipman 6 in 6 1-3 in- BLACK c of who innings. — tgning 'players over of Fern- had the best rounds of the umbus Knisely, 3 0 1 4 0 0 Meers 1 in 2 triumph Bobby Riggs day discovered America, the matriculated for ball season.” nings; innings. Losing Lorman, p 4 0 0 1 0 0 lave enrolled or dale. N. Y., 3-6. 10-8. 6-2. two-under-par 70’s. Maoris discovered The commissioner out he pitcher—Wyse. Umpires—Conlan, Goetz, New Zealand. PHILADELPHIA, 23—f^P)— he fall semester.” pointed and Reardon. Time 2:10. Attendance- July TOTALS -- 35 7 a contract any The Athletics 10 27 10 S Higgins agreed the Redskins were had not received of factual) 10,767. Philadelphia tonight be WILMINGTON within the new rule player whose status might evened the score with Don Black 000 000 OOlklo technically LUMBERTON 011 was who tossed a no-hitter the last 050 OOx—7 jut said “it was the spirit of the questioned since the rule pass- meet- AT WARSAW time he faced their Runs batted In — ;hing” to which he was objecting. ed at the recent Pittsburgh Balia Given Release them, handing Jamin, Pearsall, By Leafs; Cabaniss, Dixon 2. Kivett, Knisely. Cleveland Indian tormentor a 6 to The Penn State coach pointed ing. Two base _ H O A E hits—Steckel 2; Kivett, Pear, CLINTON AB R 3 defeat before a crowd of 34,879 sail, Wood, — Cieslinski, 2b_ 3 10 2 6 0 Knisely. Double plays at Shibe park. Hardisky, Musumeci to Bridges; Evans, ss _ 3 0 0 2 3 0 Wood, CLEVELAND AB R H O A Cabaniss to Marx: Stanley to Cabanisa. Marsh, cf _ 4 1110 0 Warsaw Take Victories Bases on Metkovich, cf _ 3 2 2 1 0 bails—off: Townsend 2, Lor- Kukulka, 3b _ 4 0 3 1 2 1 Spins, man 1. Score Four Tallies Mitchell, If _ 4 0 12 0 Struck out, by Townsend Cards Askew, rf_ 4 0 0 2 0 0 4, Edwards, rf _ 4 0 13 0 Lorman fi. Hit lb_ 3 0 0 11 0 0 Balia did a by pitcher, by Town- O'Shields, Manager Mickey send Boudreau, ss _ 4 0 2 2 4 iCabanisst. Balk—Townsend. Um- Haynes, If _ 3 0 0 0 0 0 farewell to the Smithfield Leafs fol- lb _ 4 0 18 3 0 0 5 1 0 Robinson, 1 pires—Ouzts, Chandler. Time of game— Sanders, c -r.- BLANK KINER’S 1:45. 6-5 SENATORS CLOUTS Gordon, 2b _ 4 & 0 4 4 In Giants, Turnage, p._ 3 0 0 0 0 0 lowing a doubleheader which they Ninth, _ Edge 3b 3 0 0 0 3 Bockman, Edwards, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 split with the Dunn-Erwin Twins Doby, xx 1 0 0 0 0 The to run for Medwick and Vorrell, x 1 0 0 0 0 0 ST. LOUIS, July 23—(IP)- Diering last with man Joe Hegan, c 3 113 0 Marion load- 5 TO 0 night, utility BEAT PHILLIES CLERKS St. Louis Car- Koslo DETROIT, Peck, xxx _ 1 0 1 .0 0 OPTICIANS, never passed Marty give up” TOTALS _31 2 4 24 12 1 Eonta replacing him temporarily in the bases. Erv Dusak, batting Black, p _ 2 0 0 1 0 iinals rallied with four runs ing x—Batted for Edwards in 9th. as Balia wras hand- WIN — acting manager. x _ 0 SOFTBALL 23 MP)— 23 — Fleming, 0 0 0 0 BILL last of the ninth today for Del Rice, forced Marion at WARSAW AB R H O A E WASHINGTON, July PITTSBURGH, July (VP)— he inning ed his unconditional release. The Lemon, p _ 0 0 0 0 2 Kurowski scored. When Jordan, ss 5 12 10 0 o nip New' York, 6-5, pulling to second but Scarborough, Washington right Leafs took the first game 7-2, while Three home runs, two by Ralph Seerey, xxxxx_ 1 0 0 0 0 2b _ 3 2 1110 Ray City Optical and of DiChara, xxxx Brotherhood of the third- Del Wilber, hitting for reliefer A1 in Conway, _ 0 0 0 0 0 >.ithin a half game Milner, lb _ 4 0 1 0 0 0 hander, blanked the second place Dunn-Erwin slipped past them Kiner—his 24th and 25th of the Railway Clerks registered to respec- jlace Giants. They still trail lead- Brazle, doubled right, Dicring Scrobola, cf 5 2 4 2 0 0 the abbreviated 4-3. tive wins Detroit Tigers on six hits nightcap, season—and one by Hank Green- TOTALS _ 34 3 9 24 14 over ACL and Alpha came home and Dusak took third. Stephens, rf 5 2 2 1 0 0 5-0, ng Brooklyn by 6 1-2 lengths. Finally reaching first division x—Walked for Black in 7th. Omega jn Class A softball Bohannon. If_ 5 110 0 0 as the Senators dealt the game* in here tonight Elmer berg, tonight helped Pittsburgh xx—Flied out for Bockman in 9th. Red Schoendienst’s single scoring The fleet-footed Cross went Jones, c' 5 1 2 17 0 1 under the guidance of jovial at Robert Strange park last night. Hutchinson his fourth de- Pirates sink the xxx—Singled for Hegan in 9th. Wilber and McCarty. 3b _ 4 1110 0 Freddie the Warsaw Red Sox Philadelphia tinch hitter Erv Dusak and pinch to run for scampered Bohannon, xxxx—Ran for Peck in 9th. Bob Shipp scattered five ACL Tohnson, p _ 1 0 J 0 2 0 a crowd of 11,784. the 2 before a crowd of behind Dusak when Schoen- feat before climbed into fourth place in Phillies 6 to kxxxx—Popped for Lemon in 9th. hits for ■unner Joffre Cross was the final home AB R H O A a 7-1 decision, while th« DETROIT State last PHILADELPHIA AB R II O A )low with dienst to center to break 0 2 3 Tobacco standings night 27,563. Brotherhood came from that sunk Dave Koslo singled TOTALS _■_37 10 16 27 3 1 Lake, ss * behind to the of the Clinton a New York McCosky, If _ 4 10 10 ns the ball lb 4 0 1 8 1 to take place Ernie Bonham, knot the score in sixth defeat. up game. Cullenbine, Joost, ss 2 2 15 3 the seventh and CLINTON 200 000 000— 2 0 0 5 0 at War- 11 AB R II O A Wakefield, 11 4 Blues, wTho they defeated Yankee castoff, scattered hits win 5-3 NEW YORK WARSAW 200 100 43x—10 Binks, rf _ 5 112 0 victory in the over The capable New York Jefthand- 4 0 0 0 1 eighth 2b 4 13 2 3 Kell. 3b saw 7-2. his eighth victory lb 4 Rigney, 0 in notching Fain, 0 2 6 1 Auld — 0 1 1 Omega. went all tha ?r back from a Sunday 4 2 2 2 5 Runs batted in Kukulka, rf 4 Whitey losing Kerr, ss --—— Haynes, Mullin, the All-Star in cf _ 4 0 13 0 3 After taking game three defeats. Chapman, 0 4 112 0 Jordan, Scrobola 2, Stephens 3. Bohan- cf 3 0 ? against way for the victors. Same with two had R. Thomas, cf Ever, R H O A Rosar, c _ 3 12 2 0 only days rest, 0 3 2 2 stride night, the Sanford PHILADELPHIA AB 5 0 13 0 non, Jones, McCarty, Johnson. Two base 2b 3 Tuesday Bob Marshall, rf Mayo, 1 4 Suder, 2b _ 3 0 0 4 3 Socking Leon he Cards under control for their ss 4 0 Poovey, eight 0 hits—Bohannon, Jones. Three base hits— c ® Spinners fell back into win- Albright, J c _ 4 12 3 W. Cooper, Wagner, ? ? 4 0 2 ® Majeski, 3b _ 4 13 3 2 Thomas and Diaz for 14 nnings until the blew in Jones. Stolen J3 0 1 Jo in after-dark encount- Wyrostek, rf- ? hits, game up _ 4 0 1 10 0 bases—Jordan, Scrobola 2. Hutchinson, p ning an LaFata, lb ways 3 0 110 Fowler, p _ 3 0 2 1 0 the Scarifices—Milner. Double J- Walker, cf Eyemen boasted Boyce Mc- lis face. If _ 4 0 13 0 plays—Evans, er the Gordon, 2* 3 with Red Springs, bouncing 3b 4 0 0 1 0 Cieslinski and O’Shields. Left on 0 ® Tabor, Phatter their _ 3 0 0 1 1 bases TOTALS -30 as hitter. Lohrke, 3b 4 12 0 0 TOTALS _ 32 6 12 27 9 leading H O A basement refugees 8-5. However, li _ Trailing the good-sized 4 0 0 0 0 —Clinton 6, Warsaw 10. Bases on balls— WASHINGTON AB R Ennis, 5-2, Koslo, p _-— 4 0 0 7 0 McPhatter rapped out three 2 0 ® 2 failed to their 10 Lakeman, c weekday afternoon crowd of 12,- off: Turnage 5, Johnson 5. Struck out, Yost, 3b they* lengthen CLEVELAND 002 001 000—3 2J ® 0 0 0 0 0 singles in five tries. Bill 5 11 x26 9 by—Turnage 3, Edwards Johnson 17. rf lead over the Lumberton a—Newsome, PHILADELPHIA 200 004 OOx—6 Rogers HI sensed a TOTALS _ 36 2, Lewis, game 0 2 8 0 1 Red Bird comeback J J J2 lb --— 4 Hits—off: Turnage 15 in 7 1-3 If 3 ® Schultz, took two hits in his two official x—Two out when winning run scored. innings; Robertson, ? Cubs, who blasted Wilmington, 7-0. 118 5 Errors — (.hen Kurowski the * J “ 1 Verban, 2b 4 Boudreau, McCosky, Binks. Whitey opened ST. LOUIS AB R H O A Edwards 1 in 2-3. Hit by pitcher, by— Vernon, lb trips to the plate. | J J “ In the first game at Smithfield, 2 0 0 0 1 Runs batted in—Fain 2. Majeski, Joost ast — 3 Jurisich, p half inning with a single, 2to 5 0 2 1 3 Turnage (McCarty). Losing pitcher Spence, cf Jack j Schoendienst, J Dutch Schultz 10 10 0 3, Metkovich 2, Edwards 2. Home runs— Batts appropriately enough, -nos 4 0 15 0 Turnage. Umpires—Mitchell and Reveille. 2b the Leafs pounded b—Padgett, Slaughter flied out but Joe Moore, cf _.4— Priddy. 0 0 0 0 0 Metkovich, Joost. Sacrifice — Fowler. and Sam d BRC bats- Time of game 2:18. ss lolll4 0 for 11 in their 7-2 over c—Handley, Rowan, Musial. lb _L. 4 0 1 12 0 Christman, ? I ; hits victory 0 0 0 0 0 Double iledwick moved Kurowski to sec- * “ Schanz, p plays—Joost and Fain. Boudreau. 4 2 2 0 1 c Bern- men, both getting two singles. The -id Kurowski, 3b _i— Evans, Dunn-Erwin, with George Gordon and Robinson; Majeski, Sudci with a single. 3 0 0 2 0 p B 1 1 winners Slaughter, If -i— Scarborough, * and got six hits in all off j __ stein homering in the first inning. TOTALS _** Fain; Boudreau and Robinson. Left only _ 4 12 0 0 Manager Eddie Medwick, rf in 8th. on bases—Cleveland 9. Jordan. touch- Dyer, playing mo'r A c 31 5 8 27 15 His circuit clout knotted the score a—Ran for Schultz 6, Philadelphia Clyde Alpha Omega z _ 0 10 0 0 ? ! the Diering, BROOKS. b— for Jurisich in 8th. Base on bals—off Black 5, Fowler 2. ed Auld for percentages, sent in Chuck PRESERVE me nome icam uunv Singled four bingles. ss _ 3 0 114 at 1-1, ana Marion, DETROIT 000 000 000—0 c—Ran for Padgett in 8th. Strikeouts—by Fowler 2, Black 1, Lemon Rice, c _ 10 16 1 a 6-1 lead before Dunn second WASHINGTON 0*' 000 frtx—5 up PITTSBURGH ABRHOA 1. Hits—off Black 9 in 6 innings; Lemon _ 0 Dusak, zz 110 0 — baseman Stringfield could single __ o 0 0 8 5 3 in 2. Hit by pitcher by Lemon 0 batted in—Evans, Cox, BUNT JOHN Munger, p_a_- 0 0 0 0 CLIP Runs — BEATS CHIS0X COLVCCi SAILS LEAD, REDS Error—Evers. home Schultz in the seventh for Russell, cf 3 10 2 0 (Suder). Wild pitch Lemon. Losing base hits _ 3 0 0 0 2 2. Two Burkhart, p Lewis, Vernon; Priddy 3b 4 12 10 piterfer—Black. Umpires—Boyer, Rom- — Mullin. the Twins’ second run. The Twins Gustine, _ 0 0 0 0 1 Three base hit* AFTER IN MEET Brazle, p —Spence. If 8 2 2 1 1 mel and Passarella. Time 1:57. Attend- 14 INNINGS CHARLESTON Kiner, ,_ 0 23 — — for 10 hits. Wilber, zzz _ 10 10 CINCINNATI, July (#) Sacrifices-Yost. Double plays—Priddy, touched Aaron Osofsky 2 2 17 1 ance 3,879. Scarborough Greenberg, lb Cross, zzzz _ 0 10 0 0 once in the Christman and Vernon; Pointbriand flew out 1 Scoring eighth and Winner Chip Westlake, rf _ 4 0 12 on bases—Detroit 5; 23—UP)—Don Gut- C., 23— / and Vernon. Left 0 BOSTON, July CHARLESTON, S. July two more baseman in short 2 b _ 3 0 5 3 adding tallies in the on balls Hutchin- to the second Bloodworth, TOTALS _ 30 6 11 27 12 6. Bases teridge's safe bunt with the base* J’—Florida and California skip- | Washington c _ 3 0 2 6 0 ninth the Strike outs — to Dunn-Erwin Kluttz, AT SMITHFIELD z—Ran for Medwick ip 9th. inning, Brooklyn Dodgers son 3, Scarborough 2. centerfield give none in >ers p _ 3 0 0 0 0 loaded and out the 14th will Charlestonians — Mc- Bonham, challange for Rice in 9th, forced broke a 2-2 tie and defeated Hutchinson 4. Umpires Jones, the in the fifth inning of the n 'he zz—Batting the edge tonight scored the winning Southeastern champ- Marion. Gowan and Grieve. Time of game—1:50. DUNN-ERWIN AB R H O A E inning Snipe Cincinati Reds 5-2 to second Shamrock Denning, TOTALS _ 28 6 8 27 11 today retain game. run as the Boston Sox onships here tolorow on zzz—Doubled for Brazle in 9th. Attendance 11,784. Collins, &s_ 3 1112) Red defeat- beginning their five National who had and been advanc- he zzzz—Ran for Wilber in 9th. game League singled PHILADELPHIA 000 000 011—2 Stringfellow, 2b _ 5 0 2 1 4 1 ed the White Ashley River. tallied the Chicago Sox, 8-7, lead over the runner-up Boston ed by two sacrifices, PITTSBURGH 300 000 03x—6 Denning, If _ 4 0 2 2 0 0 The NEW YORK 202 000 010—5 2 their third overtime /ictory over competition continues for Braves. marker. Zakoski was the McQuillen, 3b _ 5 0 0 0 1 1 020 000 004—6 AT SANFORD winning Errors—Kluttz. Runs batted in—Kiner Sox. ST. LOUIS rf _ 4 0 0 3 0 0 the White ,nree days, in conjunction with BROOKLYN AB R H O A (Jackson, loser. 4, Greenberg, Wyrostek, Bloodworth, 4 0 1 10 we Bass, cf _ 0 The of 31,479 fans I Charleston Yacht club’s annual Runs batted in—Kerr, Stanky, 2b _ 2 2 113 AB R H O A E in Ennis. Two base hits—Schultz. Three majority paid Errors—Ncne. SPRINGS Bruce Hedrick a homer RED pasted Leach, lb _ 4 0 3 7 2 1 also LaFjta, Medwick, Marion, Marshall, W. Robinson, lb _ 4 12 6 1 4 1 1 base hit—Wyrostek. Home runs—Kiner remained until the end of the regatta. There will Rogers, 2b the fifth with one on base to Hayworth, c 4 0 12 11 jammere Cooper Dusak, Wilber, Schoendier.st 2. Reese, ss 5 0 2 3 5 f1 \ J inning races E Wolfe, 3b 4 2 3 2, Greenberg, Ennis. Sacrifices—Bonham. 4 10 13 0 three hour and 25 minute contest. for class B, C, D, and « i which seal- Schultz, p Two base hits—Kerr, Medwick, Rigney, Furillo, cf _ 4 2 2 4 0 4 0 .3 4 0 0 wind up a four-run rally Double — Verban, and Mangini, lb ——-— plays Albright (14 INNINGS) I Sea Island one designs, Gordon, Wilber. Home runs—W. Cooper. Walker, rf _ 3 0 12 0 10 0 10 0 ed a win for Sanford. The Spinners Schultz Albright, Verban and Schultz; Wood, lb .-r- 2, TOTALS _37 2 10 24 13 5 National one Stolen base—W. Cooper Sacrifice — Edwards, c 3 0 13 0 4 0 1 2 0 1 first in- Bloodworth and Greenberg; Cox CHICAGO 112 002 001 000 00 -7 15 3 designs, Lightnings Clayton, cf -- had tallied twice in the Cox, SMITHFIELD AB R II O A E sr‘h Kerr. Double Rigney and 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 on bases—Phila- BOSTON 104 000 101 000 01—8 11 0 plays—Lohrke, Jorgenson, -- 5 0 1 2 0 and Greenberg. Left Moths. The National one de- Parnell, rf with the Robins going ahead Howard, ss 4 114 4 0 LaFata: Kerr and LaFata. Left on bases x 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ning, on balls— Lavagetto, _ 4 0 2 3 delphia 6; Pittsburgh 6. Bases If _ 4 110 0 0 (3> Caldwell will a for the Brown, a two-run Carroll, cf Haynes, Harrist Lee (8> get warmup —New York 8; St. Louis 5. Bases on Rojek, 3b _ 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 3-2 virtue of uprising off Jurisich 4. off Schanz off Bon- Jackson, ss 4 0 by 3, Bernstein, 3b 3 12 10 1 (14» and Tresh. Ferriss, Dorish (6> their balls—Koslo 2, Munger 2, Burkhart. 1. Miksis, If _ 4 0 16 0 4 0 0 the fifth. Sanford ad- ham 1. Strikeouts—Jurisich Bonham ‘pu.heastern championship in c _ 4 0 0 in the of 2, Papa, top Woodard, rf _ 5 112 0 0 Hughson <9» and Tebbetts. Winning Strikeouts—Koslo 2, Munger 1, Burkhart Behrman, p _— 4 0 10 0 4 2 1110 the sixth to 5, Schanz 2. Hits—off Jurisich 6 in 7 during the Carolina Yacht Carter, p ded two more in just 2b -- 4 2 1 3 3 0 Lee. Home run—York. Brazle 1. Hits—off 5 in 2 in- _0 0 0 0 0 Eonta, pitcher, c;aj>s 4, Munger Casey,' p a innings; Schanz 2 in 1. Winning pitcher regatta here next week. make and the Robins made Oehler, lb _ 4 0 19 10 nings; off Burkhart 5 in 5 2-3; off 24 8 6 sure, Bonham. — Jurisich. cy>s _ 38 5 13 Losing pitcher Jack TOTALS more in, Mason, If _ 4 12 10 0 with two — Wirt 0f Miami, winner of Brazle 1 in 1 1-3. Wild pitch—Munger. TOTALS _ 34 5 11 27 10 AB R H O A E last futile effort Umpires Jorda, Boggess and Barr. The Deportment of Commerce SANFORD Popelsky, c 4 0 1 7 0 0 — — x—Flied out for in 8th. run came ,e Southeastern Winning pitcher Brazle. Umpires Jorgenson 2b_ 5 3 3 6 2 0 the seventh. Their other Time 2:06. Attendance 27,563. there be 38 million Snipe champion- Guinn, OsofSky, p _ 4 0 10 10 estimates will 5 ,!P Magerkurth, Ballanfant and Henline. CINCINNATI AB R H O A 4 12 14 2 here last year, will be back Nessing, 3b-- in the third. cars on the road ty 1952. Time 2:29. Attendance 12,121 (paid). Baumholtz, rf _ 2 10 3 0 5 12 10 0 He Wilson, cf racked up his 12th TOTALS _36 7 11 27 9 1 tiller of Bad News. Adams, 2b 4 0 2 4 2 1110 0 Hoyt Clegg Nesselrode, rf 3 defeats for San- Tom Brown Advances second in the national Hatton, 3b _ 4 110 3 12 5 10 win against two DUNN-ERWIN 100 000 100—2 ce